Yes sir! That is the truth! Growing like this takes a breed of its own
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Some people put down rotting fruit and whatnot 20 to 30 feet from whatever they are growing so the bugs go to the rotting food, and away from plants. I hear good results from it
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wow looks like she can handle a few more weeks yet, if you let, since she had almost no amber trichomes. curious to know how it will taste and potency congratulations, top. 
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So man, mites appeared … It was a difficult decision, maybe if I waited another week it would have more psychoactive effects, but there would be little herb left.
There is the learning of not planting so many plants together, monoculture makes life easier for harmful organisms …
As for the smoke, although it is still tearing the throat, it is very tasty, looking like some fruit, it is not sweet, a little heavy. The eyes are heavy, without paranoia and willing to work, without mental confusion, clear and long-lasting thoughts.
It is my first attempt to describe this, consider this.
Last week, I noticed these lumps, they looked like roots initially.
Before harvesting, I observed and ended up taking these photos.
When removing this thing, I don’t know if it’s a coincidence, the mite in photo 2 appeared. And next, the hole in photo 3.
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Last plant collected. No photos, I left at dawn without a cell phone.
Birth: 10/05/2020
harvest: 06/30/2021
yield: 130 grams, the biggest of all.
It has proved to be a true sativa, and despite some herms, mites, ants, fungi, rain…
I managed to find something satisfactory… I have a clone revegetating’.
Now, get ready for the next ones…
Hug everyone and thank you for watching, we’ll continue…
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wow if it’s a long flowering sativa, it’s sad that you had hermie’s problems, as pests are normal in the out 
cheering here so I can reveg this, a cross of her with maui mango haze or pura vida, i believe i would be top.
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Thanks @Shanti-ri , I’ll follow that… I have Maui mango haze, maiu wone, and some more sativas, distributed around here…
Next spring, I’ll pop them…
A doubt, the days are increasing, starting from the winter soltice, if you plant now, will the grass vegetate? or is the photoperiod too short?
hug
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Some interesting information.
The university conducted a study outlining the chemical profile of seized cannabis.
https://lume.ufrgs.br/handle/10183/188677
Outra informações: RURAL YOUTH AND PRODUCTION OF CANNABIS IN FRONTIER DRY
BRAZIL-PARAGUAY
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I’ve been looking and it seems that in our region sunrise is at 7:00/7:05 and sunset is at 17:30 / 17:35 and as you said from now on it will increase by 5 minutes a week on average, but this time At the moment we still have 10:30 hours of light , it would be like you put the plants to vegetate in the period of 10/14 and go up it will grow for about 4 weeks and it will start to flower but if it does not finish before the end of October or even just before she will start to revegetate.
I’ve been looking and it seems that in our region sunrise is at 7:00/7:05 and sunset is at 17:30 / 17:35 and as you said from now on it will increase by 5 minutes a week on average, but this time At the moment we still have 10:30 hours of light , it would be like you put the plants to vegetate in the period of 10/14 and go up it will grow for about 4 weeks and it will start to flower but if it does not finish before the end of October or even just before she will start to revegetate.
the ideal would be to keep the plant in the light for 19 or more hours of light, then when you put it out, it starts to bloom
remembering that i have no experience with this i have never planted outdoor so i may be very wrong but this i said is based on what i see other people doing
eu andei olhando e parece que na nossa região o amanhecer é as 7:00/7:05 e o anoitecer é as 17:30 / 17:35 e como você disse apartir de agora vai aumentar 5 minutos por semana em média, mas nesse momento ainda temos 10:30 horas de luz , seria como voce colocar as plantas para vegetar no período de 10/14 e ir subindo ela vai crescer por umas 4 semanas e vai começar florir mas se ela não terminar antes de final de outubro ou até um pouco antes ela vai começar a revegetar.
o ideal seria manter o vegetativo na luz por 19 ou mais horas de luz aí quando colocar ela para fora ela já começa a florir
lembrando que não tenho experiência com isso nunca plantei outdoor então pode ser que eu esteja muito errado mas isso que falei e baseado em o que eu vejo as outras pessoas fazerem
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Thanks @Shanti-ri, I managed to reveal the longest plant … She suffered a little, some days with 4 ° C, and many days with low temperature …
Despite improvisation, everything is running well.
Soon I will pollinate with something interesting.
What do you think about sex inversion?
Edit:
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I don’t know if you go on Instagram at all, but if you get in touch with Indian landrace Exchange and ask them about their manipuri strain, they could probably show you some pictures of stems that look like this. These plants actually root out the sides of the stem like in your photo in response to a very wet climate and high humidity. Could be the same thing. Looks just like those little nodules that form before roots are showing when I have my clones in an aerocloner. If that’s not what it is then it’s definitely a fungus of some sort.
Those buds looks so tasty! You’re in for a real treat!
I have been working on a trade to get you some paraguayan seeds. The guy says he will part with a few of them, but warned me that it would only be a few. He says one of the plants smells like mangoes , and he thinks maybe some Manga Rosa is in there. Once I receive the seed, I will send them down to you, along with the Manga Rosa if you think you have a good spot for them where they won’t get eaten. It’s extremely rare and I trust you as a grower because I can see that you know what you’re doing, but out in the bush there is not much control over what happens. Hopefully you can keep them close to home until they are big enough to get a cutting off of. Once you have a rooted cutting they can go out in the bush and hopefully you can produce some more seeds and send me and others back some😁 if that sounds okay to you I will send them with the paraguayan.
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If you plant now, pure sativas will continue to grow vegetatively despite the short days. After about two months they would begin to flower if the days continued to remain short, but I think they would rapidly snap out of it in response to your lengthening daylight.
Plants that are already deep into flower during your shortest days will continue to flower for another two months, or until August. At that point they could begin to revegetate. This is according to what I’ve read about the Harvest cycle in places like India and Thailand where they don’t Harvest long flowering sativas until January and February. Once a plant is very deep into flower it will focus on finishing flowering despite the longer days. At least for 2 months. Beyond that, I’m unsure.
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I’m going to search the Indian Landrace.
As for the roots, I had the same perception.
There is a traditional practice here. During the plant cycle, mainly corn and cassava, weeding is usually done and everything is deposited with the plants.
When I noticed this in the herb, I immediately remembered this practice. It was as if the plant was asking for some loose soil on it.
I put cut pet bottles with grease for the ants, maybe that smothered the rooting somehow…
Man, there was a consistent rain during harvest time, it could have been better… It has a strong lavender smell, it’s even cloying… But your sister, harvested correctly, the tastiest of the whole crop, As for psychoactivity, no phenomenon so to speak. But the effect is great, light, a controlled, introspective euphoria…
I’m rooting for it to work out, I think Paraguay is a power, they are capable of making selections with a large number of individuals. A change is taking place in the Brazilian cannabis market, cannabis from Colombia started to arrive, said to be Colombia Gold, with superior quality. And the Paraguayans are about to launch a new product. I believe you arrived at the right time, certainly modern hybrid varieties will convince farmers, and they will lose their genetic basis. Just as it was with most of our food base.
Thank you so much for the nice words, I’m very happy to hear from you… I love this, I will do everything to keep this material… It would be an honor to participate in something like this…
All packages that OG members sent me arrived without any problems…
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Hey guys, I got this meter awhile ago, Has anyone seen one of this?
Would it be reliable? It has always been consistent in its measurements, the recommendation is to work the average of several measurements…
But it’s big, would it affect the herb’s roots? I used it in open field, and to control the ph of the substrate.
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That’s fairly expensive around here.
It is supposed to be a good soil pH meter, but be sure to cross check to verify though. (rarely they are a dud).
Cheers
G
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Thank you man, I was not successful in the surveys to clarify the doubt. I’m safer now… I’ll do a check…
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Folks, this is the first internal cultivation I do. The biggest plant is a 17 week old sativa clone I found, the others are Freakshow x Stealth.
Donated by @anon93244739. I received seeds from several people, when they burst, I will mark them all…
I chose to start with these, because someone from this cross is herme. So, I anticipated this strain to, in addition to looking for the mutation in the leaves, to separate the Hermes. I do not intend to cross due to the hemaphrodite traits.
I’ll be posting the updates…
Edition: @George Here is the beginning of it all, the transformed refrigerator…
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Thats a good start 
, I’m sure you didn’t think it would end that way when you bought it 
, less waste for the nature … 
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Really nice and clever on your part with the shelves of the fridge allowing you to lower them!! 
Is it tall enough to give them some height? Congrats!
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Thanks man, thanks… I’ll use it for vegetating, cloning, keeping some mothers. It reaches 1.20 m in height…
Works well in winter, lower temperature.
I haven’t called in the summer yet, but the ventilation will need to be improved…
I’m always learning, any tip is important…
Stick around…
edition: 1.2 meters with 0.9 meters usable
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